Hello folks.
I just ran a scan with MBAM and it came up with this; I've seen this one before from others scans but I never paid attention as what it may be; if someone has time could someone please help me understand what it was and where it may have come from. MBAM said it was successfully removed and I ran a scan with Spybot S & D and it came up clean.
Thank you for any and all help with this.
mbam-log-2009-04-29 (19-06-29).txt
LaterTed
Ted, johngault frequents that forum more than I do, so he could probably best answer your question
Hello folks.
I just ran a scan with MBAM and it came up with this; I've seen this one before from others scans but I never paid attention as what it may be; if someone has time could someone please help me understand what it was and where it may have come from. MBAM said it was successfully removed and I ran a scan with Spybot S & D and it came up clean.
Thank you for any and all help with this.
mbam-log-2009-04-29 (19-06-29).txt
Later
Malwarebytes false positive? - Anonymity Privacy Spam
It is a false positive - I thought it was with Display Fusion but it occurs on every new Windows 7 build I install. Just ignore it....
It's a simple registry entry change, from a 1 to a 0. That's it.
Malwarebytes - NoActiveDesktopChanges
I've never seen it on my PC's but, I also would have said to ignore it ... unless you knew/figured you had a piece of malware on your machine. In which case, it would have shown up as an O6 item in HJT
Hello all, thank you for all the replys.
Just as a point of further conversation (curiosity), I posted an HJK log; sorry for the zip but I couldn't get just the .txt log to upload to the forums for some reason, thanks.
hijackthis.zip
Later :) Ted
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